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Mandy JohnstonThe Business Post |
Holding out for a hero is pointless: what Irish housing needs is not a ‘czar’ but a coalition of unglamorous geniuses who know how to get it done
Many Irish and international business leaders increasingly see the political system not as a space to thrive, but as something to endure
Many Irish and international business leaders increasingly see the political system not as a space to thrive, but as something to endure
Britain understands this dynamic and sent Peter Mandelson, a shrewd political strategist, and a former EU commissioner with deep institutional...
On taking office, this government did not promise a revolution but competence, yet this has sadly been invisible in recent weeks
I was one of just five Irish officials granted access to the most powerful office in the world when I travelled with Bertie Ahern
From the get-go, the Taoiseach struggled to assert control over the campaign narrative in contrast to Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin
While their ground campaign may yet yield different results, Mary Lou McDonald’s party’s decision to hold off on launching their manifesto until...
Harris’s “New Energy” promised a fresh approach, but instead, it has delivered a jittery, scattered tone that’s already starting to grate
The election result will not only determine which party takes the dominant role, but will shape the future of Irish politics
The election result will not only determine which party takes the dominant role, but will shape the future of Irish politics
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